Top 5 Most Viewed K-Dramas on Netflix Based on Total Hours Watched

The world of K-Dramas has captured the hearts of people around the globe with its unique blend of romance, humor, and cultural charm. With the rise of streaming platforms like Netflix, K-Drama lovers now can easily access their favorite series and movies. If you are a K-Drama enthusiast and need some recommendations, we got you covered! In this article, we’ll dive into the Top 5 Most Viewed K-Dramas on Netflix Based on Total Hours Watched.

K-Dramas on Netflix That Have The Most Views

#5 King the Land

• Creator: Lim Hyun-ook, Chun Sung-il, and Choi Rome
• Casts: Im Yoon-ah, Lee Jun-ho, Son Byong-ho, Nam Gi-ae, Ko Woon-hee, etc.
• Episodes: 16
• Hours Viewed: 323,000,000

“King The Land” (킹더랜드) follows Gu Won, a bright and sophisticated man, born into wealth. Unfortunately, he is not skilled in dating and he can’t stand insincere smiles. It is known that his family owns a business named King Group. At one point, Gu Won is caught in an inheritance struggle tied to his family’s company. On the other hand, there is a woman named Cheon Sa-Rang, who is very cheerful. She works at King Hotel, a place full of her childhood memories. While working, Cheon Sa-Rang faces various difficulties. One of them is having to meet Gu Won, who always detests her smile.

#4 The Glory

• Creator: Ahn Gil-ho and Kim Eun-sook
• Casts: Song Hye-kyo, Lee Do-hyun, Lim Ji-yeon, Park Sung-hoon, etc.
• Episodes: 16
• Hours Viewed: 560,990,000

#3 All Of Us Are Dead

• Creator: Lee Jae-Kyu, Kim Nam-Soo, Joo Dong-Geun, and Chun Sung-Il
• Casts: Park Ji-hu, Yoon Chan-young, Cho Yi-hyun, Lomon, etc.
• Episodes: 12
• Hours Viewed: 659,510,000

A virus outbreak erupts within Hyosan High School, causing a rapid transformation of the infected into zombies. In a struggle for survival, the school’s students must look for a way out. Among these students are Nam On-Jo and Lee Cheong-San, longtime friends who now find themselves trapped in a classroom surrounded by zombies. Meanwhile, the Korean military tries to stop the viral epidemic, isolating the place so that it does not get an even larger outbreak.

#2 Extraordinary Attorney Woo

• Creator: Yu In-Sik and Moon Ji-Won
• Casts: Park Eun-bin, Kang Tae-oh, Baek Ji-won, etc.
• Episodes: 16
• Hours Viewed: 662,090,000

‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ focuses on Woo Young-Woo. She is an exceptionally intelligent woman and she also has autism spectrum disorder. Although she has an impeccable memory for visual details, she lacks social skills and empathy. Woo Young-Woo begins to work as a trainee lawyer at a large law firm, encountering prejudice and irrationality against her. However, she overcomes these challenges with her intelligence, solving cases with her own unique perspective, and experiencing personal growth as a lawyer.

#1 Squid Game

• Creator: Hwang Dong-Hyuk
• Casts: Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo, Jung Ho-yeon, Oh Young-soo, etc.
• Episodes: 9
• Hours Viewed: 2,289,500,000

Seong Gi-Hun gets fired from his job, plunging his life into a state of depression. In a turn of events, he learns about a secret survival game, offering a 45.6 billion won prize for the winner. Realizing he needs money, he decides to join the risky game. At the same time, Cho Sang-Woo, who is Seong Gi-Hun’s best friend since childhood also faces a crisis due to the embezzlement of company funds. He makes the decision to take part in the secret survival game with Seong Gi-Hun in pursuit of victory.

Whether you’re an old-time K-Drama fan or a newcomer, these series are guaranteed to keep you glued to your screens. So, grab your popcorn and get ready to embark on a binge-watching journey through the amazing world of Korean dramas on Netflix!

• Also read: Top 6 Must-Watch on Netflix in August 2023

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